The History of the Motorcycle Hillclimb

[@DetroitMicroSound]

👍Excellent work! ...I'd love to see one about the entire history of Henderson.

[@noverguy]

Another fantastic presentation! Where else yah gonna find this interesting info! Great work! Thank you so much!

[@ArchiveMoto]

Thanks again!

[@MrKalashnikov47]

Very well put together,you have a naturally good voice for narration. Thanks.

[@ArchiveMoto]

Thank you kindly!

[@jamestregler1584]

Great job and hill climbing is still going strong especially in France 😎 Thanks from old New Orleans 😇

[@glennjudd2467]

Nice , love it !

[@danielnewman3441]

This is an awesome video. I enter at least 3 hill climbs a year.

[@ArchiveMoto]

That is awesome! I have no business on anything very capable but I’d love to give an old flathead a go up a hill one day.

[@blindlemonpiesky]

Very well put together. Great sound track and narration is five star.

[@ArchiveMoto]

I appreciate the kind words, happy you enjoyed it.

[@PatrickTowers]

no mention of mt garfield

[@justin-mg8bi]

These guys have balls of steet

[@ArchiveMoto]

Not to mention calves of asbestos with the flames that would shoot out of their cylinders.

[@PatrickTowers]

@@ArchiveMoto or listening to the wife when you get home

[@robertengland8769]

My question is, what kept them from getting flats on the board tracks? Not to mention splinters when they crashed. Too dangerous for me. No thank you. Lol.

[@ArchiveMoto]

@@robertengland8769 flats were a major issue, but less from punctures and more from the tires slipping of the rim or blowing apart at speed. Splinters during crashes would happen, there was even a guy named slivers as a result, but the easiest solution was to just not crash ;)

[@robertengland8769]

Thanks for the insight. Much appreciated.